Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-01
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The Illinois house has passed q bill
making it unlawful to hunt prairie
chickens, quail or pheasants for a term
OF five years.
At Lysnchburg, Va. q heavy snow
storm prevailed yesterday morning.
The snow on the adjacent mountain is
not less than 10 inches in depth.
The Pennsylvania house yesterday
adopted a resolution protesting against
the Irish coercion bill urged by the
Tories and extending sympathy to Glad
stone and Parnell.
The steamer Sslerno, Of the Wilson
line. Is reported by the steamer Elbe,
which arrived at New York yesterday
morning. as having been sighted March
20 under sail eastward bound, 500 miles
from Halifax.
News from Alaska has been received
that the gold fever is setting in early
Notwithstanding a most severe winter,
One hundred men have started from
Yukon already and many others are
ready to start.
The Interstate commerce commission
ers. except Mr.. Bragg, called on the
president yesterday and after O brief
talk with him they proceeded to MIR.
Morrison's room where an informal con-
ference was held.
Report from Tazwell county, Virginia,
say a terrific thunder, hail and snow
storm visited that section yesterdv,
Hail stones an inch in circumference
fell, and the lightning was terrific. 1!
was the most terrible storm ever known
in that section.
Notwithstanding all the Chicago grand
Jury has done during the three weeks it
has been investigating comfy thievery
and iobbery, end all it can do during
the three days that remain States Attor-
ney Grinnell thinks there is enough TO,
1t to do for two weeks to mt
The Buffalo Bill Wild West combine
ton sailed from New York to London
yesterday. There are. 40 Indians
squaws and children, 100 horses. a herd
CT buffalos and q number of elk, bears
and other animals on the deck. The
combination opens at the international
exposition in May.
The committee OF five Chicago demo.
Gratis appointed to select a candidate for
mayor called on Mayor Harrison yester-
day ana induced him to accept a nomlna,
ton for mayor. A member of the com
mittee SAID yesterday afternoon that Mr.,
Harrison had accepted and would posi-
lively make thesraoe.
At a meeting of the conservative par
ty in London yesterday 1t was decided
that the house of COMMONS shall sit
until the Irish criminal law amendment
bill has passed it's second reading, and
that the only adjournment to be taken
at Easter shall be from Thursday next
to the following Tuesday.
A report has reached st. Johns, N. f.,
| of the total less of the sealing steamer
Eagle with o crew OF $50 men on the
cuohlS uSur uhA Ioiduu, ou DOuhfl6l u
Bay. No particulars OF the disaster are
yet at hand. Debris, with the steamers
name on 1t, have been found on the ice.
Eae superstition is that the steamers
boiler exploded.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan has returned TO
Washington from the west. While NIB
sent he inspected Forts Russell and RI
ley, and at Denver. Col, selected the
site for the new military post. A num-
Der of sites were preferred, and Gen.
Sheridan selected q tract of land seven
miles from Denver. The purpose is to
consolidate at Denver at least three, and
probably four, Of the smaller posts.
Quarantine was instituted at Ell Paso
yesterday against cholera. The STATE
mas been under paper quarantine since
February /, but the proclamation has
not heretofore been enforced at that
point. The cholera has trayt lied north
ward in South America until 1t has
reached the Isthmus OF Panama, and it
is feared the Mexican Central trains
may bring it into the United States,
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